Transportation Management with SAP LES

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Other Shipment Functions
Select an existing access sequence and open the Accesses folder (on the left side of
the screen). Here, define the sequence of the individual tables in which you want
to view your conditions and shipment rates (see Figure 13.43).
Figure 13.43 Defining the Sequence for Processing the Individual Tables in an Access Sequence
For this purpose, enter a sequence number in the AcNo and your table in the
Table column. Do not use sequential numbers for the tables so you can add more
tables at a later stage without any problems. If you set the Exclusive checkmark,
the search is cancelled for this access sequence when the first condition is found
within a condition type. In the Requiremnt column, you can specify a requirement
for which the access with the respective table is supposed to be read. You
must program the requirement using ABAP. For this purpose, place the curser
on the Requirement column and expand this field. All requirements that have
already been created are displayed. If you must define a specific requirement,
select a free requirement and add it. The system automatically generates a form
routine that you now must program for your demands.
Condition Types
In the third step, you specify your condition type. This function provides the most
comprehensive setting options. In the SAP world, condition type refers, for example,
to a price, maybe one only valid for domestic transports. Often, specific condition
types are agreed for international transports because they are generally structured
differently. Different price calculations are also used for sea freights and air
freights. But overhead rates or deductions are specific condition types, too.
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